Art & Inspiration 1937 vehicles

maybe 1936 desoto.

 

Doesn't 36 have portholes on the hood?

 

you might be right. i don't know if i ever seen either year in person.

 

Our dusty trusty '37 Buick.

 

My 37 oldsmobile

 

Ten pages of 1937, and not one pic of this one hit wonder piece of sex on 4 wheels?? 1937 Hupp coupe.

 

That Hupmobile needs a haircut. Where is the Moose when you need him?

 

Think I found the other half of this car. I'm more confident now it is a '37 DeSoto.

 

VERY NICE

 

My little sisters 37,she was always dads favorite !

 

38 Desoto , 37 has the ribbed bumpers .

 

Cool thread, BTTT

 

Here is my addition to this 37 thread

 

I'm no DeSoto expert, but the hood ornament and the position of the headlights relative to the hood line, still say '37 to me.

 

what's left of a 1937 Studebaker ( headlights, grille and front fenders i think)

1937 by Chappy444 posted Jun 7, 2018 at 12:15 PM

 

Should never have sold this one.

 

that car is so nice i am sorry you sold it too.

 

One of my personal favorites on here...

 

Chappy,

I had a '37 Coupe Express, which was Studebaker's small pickup from '37 - '39 that shared the same front sheet metal as the their Dictator cars, and I can tell you that while the front fenders kind of look like '37 fenders there probably isn't one square inch of sheet metal on that...ahem...creation, that is original Studebaker sheet metal.

 

Yeah... it's a Posies rod...sold at sotherby's in 2010 for $137,500.
Knowing Ken the inspiration for this car probably came from a train, an old Cord, and the design on a lamp shade in a motel 6...
Having said that, its art deco... the art deco execution and craftsmanship are spot on.
Chappy

 

37 Fords are absolutely beautiful, I am hooked on them, morning, noon and night...

 

This is a Cord I did for a customer. Real steel car

 

from the Gilmore museum.........

 

Thanks for posting this '37 Ford rack body truck! When I was a kid growing up in the 1950's an exact twin to this one was in the field across the street. Some time in the early 1960's a guy showed up with a new Chevy chassis and the rack body went on it, that was the beginning of the end of the old Ford. Bob

 

Any thing in 1937 was beautiful!My father had 37 Chevy & Olds coupes & I have a 37 Hudson coupe.



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